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Heer by GIVA Brings Iconic On-Screen Proposals Back to Life in New Valentine’s Brand Film
From iconic proposals to modern commitments, Heer by GIVA rewrites the language of romance
This Valentine’s Day, Heer by GIVA, the laboratory-grown diamond jewellery brand, steps into the director’s chair with its latest campaign #RewritingRomanceWithHeer, a cinematic celebration of love that reimagines romance through iconic proposal moments and heartfelt storytelling.
Anchored by the brand film ‘Rewriting Romance with Heer’, the campaign revisits some of cinema’s most memorable love stories by recreating their unforgettable proposal scenes. Drawing from the charm of old-school romance, the film unfolds across varied scenarios that blend nostalgia with contemporary emotion, celebrating love in its most intentional and deeply felt form.



Adding a distinctive storytelling layer, the film also imagines proposal moments for couples who never got their moment on screen giving them the proposals they always deserved, interpreted through Heer by GIVA’s emotional and poetic lens. The narrative reframes romance not as spectacle, but as a meaningful choice rooted in connection and commitment.
As part of the Valentine’s campaign, Heer by GIVA also introduces its new collection, ‘Ever After’. Crafted using laboratory-grown diamonds, the collection features solitaires, couple bands, and floral-inspired designs. Rooted in clarity and commitment, Ever After reflects the idea of choosing love quietly and completely today, tomorrow, and always.
Strengthening the campaign’s nostalgic appeal is a special collaboration with Shantanu Maheshwari and Sneha Kapoor, revisiting their iconic Dil Dosti Dance characters, Swayam and Sharon. The collaboration recreates their much-loved on-screen chemistry and proposal moments, bridging past romance with present-day storytelling.
With Rewriting Romance with Heer, Heer by GIVA brings together cinema, emotion, and modern values to redefine how love is expressed — positioning laboratory-grown diamonds as meaningful symbols of commitment and enduring romance.
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Gemfields revenue down 32% in 2025 revenue
Revenue plunges as ruby and emerald demand weakens amid operational disruptions
Colored precious stones miner Gemfields reported a 32% drop in 2025 revenue to $135.1 million as operational disruptions and weak demand for rubies and emeralds weighed on performance.
The company said EBITDA fell 85% to $6.2 million from $43.2 million, reflecting reduced production, fewer auctions and softer market conditions. Seven auctions generated $129 million during the year, as limited gemstone availability and uneven demand offset resilient pricing at the high end.
Operations at its Montepuez ruby mine in Mozambique were hit by persistently low recovery of premium rubies and rising illegal mining activity. Two police officers were killed in October when illegal miners stormed the site. The company also flagged delays to its new $70 million processing plant, with commissioning now expected to run well into the first half of 2026, constraining near-term output despite production beginning in September 2025.
On the plus side, Gemfields said it had cut group operating costs by 17%. It also sold the iconic Faberge brand for $50 million to reduce mounting debts and raise working capital for expansion projects.
At the Kagem emerald mine in Zambia, Gemfields suspended mining from January to May in response to weak auction results, softer global demand, particularly in China, and oversupply from a competing Zambian producer.
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